NAIROBI — Kenyans braced for more violence on Wednesday after a three-day protest began over tax hikes and rising prices. Police shut off roads leading to the presidency, businesses closed in ...

The Nairobi National Park is a 30- to 45-minute drive away. Established in 1946, it was Kenya’s first. More: Saint-Thomas-d’Aquin, a Picture-Postcard Neighborhood in Paris ...

Nairobi was ill-prepared to handle such a massive influx. From newspaper archives, I saw how a lack of housing led to the expansion of informal settlements and efforts to curb them through ...

Metropolitan Nairobi has experienced a culinary boom in recent years. New eateries, cafes, and bars pop up seemingly every week, running the gamut from roadside food stalls to luxurious fine ...

Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, calls itself the City in the Sun, and a visit can be as pleasant as that sounds. Most outsiders drop in for two reasons: business and animals.

Nairobi Metropolitan Area Transport Authority says that the initiative has begun with the launch of the Route 111 pilot project that will mark a turning point for daily commuters. The industry ...

Nairobi, Kenya – How do you find your way around a town you knew 40 years ago? Not easy under any circumstances, and even in a place that made such a lasting impression. In practice, the ...

NAIROBI - Torched buildings were smouldering and shop owners were cleaning up the charred wreckage in central Nairobi on Thursday, after a night of looting and arson followed youth demonstrations ...

The Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway connects Mombasa, the largest port in East Africa, and Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya. One of the biggest infrastructure projects to be carried out in ...

A Nairobi, Kenya, gang-member-turned-tour-guide wants others to know that with the right support, any life can change for the better. During the weekend, I normally went to play soccer.

Studies show mosquitoes in Nairobi are close to 100 per cent harmless. [File, Standard] It is clear: the mosquitoes in Nairobi do not transmit malaria. So then, what do they transmit?

Nairobi residents who consume an average of 15 cubic metres of water per month or 15,000 litres should expect to part with about Sh1,685 up from the current Sh1,241.